Her new district is actually the eastern plains. And the western slope isn’t all bad. Fruita is pretty great.
It’s got what plants crave
I grew up in Alabama but live in Colorado now. If I were forced to live somewhere in Alabama, Huntsville would be at/near the top of my list. But it’s still Alabama, and I’d still waaay rather live in Colorado. It obviously doesn’t keep everyone away, and there’s a lot of inertia there with all the existing space/rocket/defense industry in Huntsville. But is Space Command even going to be hiring heavily in the engineering fields that are concentrated in Huntsville? (That’s a real question- I’d guess they’re not hiring primarily engineers that they’d find in Huntsville, but I don’t know.)
Yeah, the inconsistency and congestion are the main things I wonder about. I’m not that sensitive to latency, but if it’s bad enough that video calls will get choppy regularly then maybe it’s not worth it. I have also wondered how home internet plans get prioritized. I haven’t noticed any significant performance or congestion issues on my phone on Mint/T-Mobile but I’m not pushing that connection as hard and as often as I would a home internet connection.
As far as I can tell, Starry is not available in my apartment building. They do love to send me junk mail anyway though. I think CenturyLink might be in my building, but I had an overwhelmingly negative experience with CenturyLink in Denver a while back and I’d really prefer to avoid them. Google Fiber does not look to be available in my building.
Looks like my options so far are:
I might see about trying T-Mobile since they have a trial period and I’m guessing it’d be pretty pain free since it’s wireless and nobody needs to come do any installation or configuration like tends to happen with Comcast or CenturyLink. Maybe I can use that to haggle with Comcast.